And if it is supremely efficient now, is that because there's something uniquely effective about its command structure and values — a frequent implication these days — or rather because we've given it a blank check?
But this open-minded critic is not immune from biases and gaps in rationality on some topics, as is the case with his frequent implication of a unique connection between Islam and violence.
The respiratory or blood origin of most CC82K1 isolates, together with previous reports of the frequent implication of K1 strains in Friedländer's pneumonia, is consistent with this clone being a prominent agent of this severe form of pneumonia.
The cerebellum's unique protracted developmental trajectories, sexual dimorphism, preferential vulnerability to environmental influences, and frequent implication in childhood onset disorders such as autism and ADHD make it a prime target for pediatric neuroimaging investigations.
The important aspect and indication for use of so prepared porcine-vascular graft are strictly correlated with a huge number of frequent clinical implications.
claims straightforwardly that "probable things are truth-like" (probabilia … sunt verisimilia).[7] Other scholastic uses of these words suggest instead a mere relation of frequent mutual implication.
Sensitivity results show that for low frequency events, the risk of exceedence of design allowances is greater than for more frequent events, with considerable implications for critical infrastructure.
In view of the implications of frequent testing, it is unsurprising that research has focused on the frequency and intervals of VF tests.
It appears that functional redundancy among CDKs and cyclin-binding partners is a frequent event bringing clear implications for the clinical utility of pan-CDK inhibition (Aleem et al, 2005; Cai et al, 2006).
